Injustice: Gods Among Us was only just the beginning. NetherRealm, the same video game studio that develops the Mortal Kombat series has yet another blockbuster Fighter franchise on their hands. Injustice delves into an alternate DC Universe where Earth’s greatest hero, Superman, becomes the type of tyrannical villain he was once sworn to oppose after he executes The Joker. The snowball effect of that event creates a world where our heroes and villains are drastically changed and the status quo of the DC Universe is flipped upside down.
The first game’s story mode had the heroes of a more familiar Earth come to help Batman’s rebels battle Superman’s regime, but this new installment shows us the aftermath of that story. A new threat emerges as Brainiac (who is responsible for the destruction of Krypton in this reality) attacks Earth’s cities and enlists the world’s vilest menaces to aide him.
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I don’t really know where to begin with this review. Here we have a movie that actually wanted to do something unique and unorthodox and it actually achieves that. It wanted to take characters mostly known as villains and make them antagonists that you want to root for. We got that. It wanted to provide action, comedy and yes even a little dash of dramatic moments, it gives us all of that. It wanted to have a VERY respected director in David Ayer (let’s not get things twisted...this is the guy that made TRAINING DAY), give us his unwavering, skewed vision of the DC Universe underworld without any compromise...and he did.
So. What more were we looking for, here?
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What could be the surprise hit comic book movie of the year? Well, it doesn't star any superheroes, that's for sure! It's Suicide Squad, and it centers around DC's most hardcore and unhinged baddies forced to work on the side of the angels...sort of.
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We can stop waiting for getting our first look at Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Will Smith in full Deadshot garb and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Killer Croc in the upcoming Suicide Squad movie! We can look at them all at once in all of their suicidal glory!
They join their fellow Task Force X-ers, Adam Beach, Jai Courtney (Captain Boomerang), Carla Delevigne (Enchantress), Karen Fukuhara (Katana), Joe Kinnaman (Rick Flagg) and Jay Hernandez (El Diablo) in their first official group photo revealed by director David Ayer on Twitter.
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